Market Cap 1.60M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -24.77M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio -2.88
Volume 65,735,500
Avg Vol 19,797,338
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 53.29M
Stochastic %K 2%
Beta 2.96
Analysts Hold
Price Target $9.00

Company Profile

Iterum Therapeutics plc, a pharmaceutical company, develops and commercializes treatments for drug resistant bacterial infections in Ireland, Bermuda, and the United States. The company offers ORLYNVAH, an oral penem antibiotic for the treatment of uncomplicated urinary tract infections caused by Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, and Proteus mirabilis microorganisms in adult women with limited or no alternative oral antibacterial treatment options. It is also developing sulopenem, a novel...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 353 1 903 8354
Address:
3 Dublin Landings, North Wall Quay, Dublin, Ireland
Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 19 at 8:52 AM
$ITRM PFE wants partnerships- probably don’t want Orlynvah back-
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GatorMcKlusky
GatorMcKlusky Aug. 19 at 1:57 AM
$ITRM In terms of probability of who is interested. Melinta and Paratek can go in the Tier 1 highest probability companies along with Shionogi. Tier 2 just below that is Big Pharma with the anti-infective programs like GSK, Merck, JnJ, AbbVie and PFE itself. Tier 3 is the specialty pharma and private company/funds. Hopefully, we avoid Tier 3. As well, the more you dig into this the more you understand how Pfizer basically controls this whole thing. They wipe us out or they make us a tidy sum. They can pull the plug, veto, take it for themselves or exclude a buyer if they wish. Let's hope they have great synergy with someone who wants this. Perhaps that ViiV collaborative with Shionogi and GSK might be enough. These three companies have worked together and shared revenues before which makes them more likely to muddle through this mess than most others. I'll take Shionogi for $1000, Alex.
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itsrucka
itsrucka Aug. 18 at 6:02 PM
$SPY $MSFT yes I am a bear as well as a long term holder. My long term consists of stocks such as Marriott, Amgen, ibm. Blue chip safety I believe people won’t leave. If you choose to bet against me I have only lost 1 time on $ITRM I bought like an idiot. I believe Microsoft will take the pounding of a lifetime at the end of the week. Bet against me if you dare. If you’re going to do it instead of calling me names come up with a good reason for me not to get aggressive as possible on my fun account
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ThatGuy887
ThatGuy887 Aug. 17 at 10:57 PM
$ITRM I have no expectations here. Dont care how it turns out, just want it all to conclude at this point. Hard loss, big lesson.
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Rboone
Rboone Aug. 17 at 10:22 PM
$ITRM So in insolvent liquidations like this one, Teneo has never recovered any money for shareholders. More concerning is that no other liquidator has either. It would set a unique precedent if it happened here.
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EarlyRetirement0077
EarlyRetirement0077 Aug. 17 at 10:13 PM
$ITRM @yellowjacker hello Yellow are you still here?
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Biorocksme
Biorocksme Aug. 17 at 8:57 PM
$ETON hot stock. CFO Matthews picked a winner post death Iterum $ITRM When will you ask for cash ?
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Tonyboner
Tonyboner Aug. 17 at 1:53 PM
$ITRM Tried to warn you guys months ago you all laughed at me.
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Toptopy
Toptopy Aug. 17 at 11:48 AM
$ITRM Macao last update 08/2026
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Steloco1
Steloco1 Aug. 17 at 12:16 AM
$ITRM Good weekend commentary. Hopefully when the court is back in session we will have a verdict.
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 19 at 8:52 AM
$ITRM PFE wants partnerships- probably don’t want Orlynvah back-
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GatorMcKlusky
GatorMcKlusky Aug. 19 at 1:57 AM
$ITRM In terms of probability of who is interested. Melinta and Paratek can go in the Tier 1 highest probability companies along with Shionogi. Tier 2 just below that is Big Pharma with the anti-infective programs like GSK, Merck, JnJ, AbbVie and PFE itself. Tier 3 is the specialty pharma and private company/funds. Hopefully, we avoid Tier 3. As well, the more you dig into this the more you understand how Pfizer basically controls this whole thing. They wipe us out or they make us a tidy sum. They can pull the plug, veto, take it for themselves or exclude a buyer if they wish. Let's hope they have great synergy with someone who wants this. Perhaps that ViiV collaborative with Shionogi and GSK might be enough. These three companies have worked together and shared revenues before which makes them more likely to muddle through this mess than most others. I'll take Shionogi for $1000, Alex.
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itsrucka
itsrucka Aug. 18 at 6:02 PM
$SPY $MSFT yes I am a bear as well as a long term holder. My long term consists of stocks such as Marriott, Amgen, ibm. Blue chip safety I believe people won’t leave. If you choose to bet against me I have only lost 1 time on $ITRM I bought like an idiot. I believe Microsoft will take the pounding of a lifetime at the end of the week. Bet against me if you dare. If you’re going to do it instead of calling me names come up with a good reason for me not to get aggressive as possible on my fun account
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ThatGuy887
ThatGuy887 Aug. 17 at 10:57 PM
$ITRM I have no expectations here. Dont care how it turns out, just want it all to conclude at this point. Hard loss, big lesson.
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Rboone
Rboone Aug. 17 at 10:22 PM
$ITRM So in insolvent liquidations like this one, Teneo has never recovered any money for shareholders. More concerning is that no other liquidator has either. It would set a unique precedent if it happened here.
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EarlyRetirement0077
EarlyRetirement0077 Aug. 17 at 10:13 PM
$ITRM @yellowjacker hello Yellow are you still here?
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Biorocksme
Biorocksme Aug. 17 at 8:57 PM
$ETON hot stock. CFO Matthews picked a winner post death Iterum $ITRM When will you ask for cash ?
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Tonyboner
Tonyboner Aug. 17 at 1:53 PM
$ITRM Tried to warn you guys months ago you all laughed at me.
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Toptopy
Toptopy Aug. 17 at 11:48 AM
$ITRM Macao last update 08/2026
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Steloco1
Steloco1 Aug. 17 at 12:16 AM
$ITRM Good weekend commentary. Hopefully when the court is back in session we will have a verdict.
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 16 at 6:27 PM
$ITRM and now let’s take my logic and run it against Claude: And there you go- so please don’t bring up 70 million again you’re all nice people but don’t pull numbers out of your ass. The facts don’t support 70Mil
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 16 at 5:52 PM
$ITRM If this BO doesn’t pass the smell test, call ALL the lawyers, especially if that fat butterball of a fish ends up with a lifetime consulting gig at PFE
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 16 at 5:48 PM
$ITRM forget AI- use human logic: 5+months @ Teneo hourly- why?🤔 PFE: 22.8Mil PLUS sub licensure fee(60Mil approx) RLNs: master docs valued 15%/script x 14 yrs=414Mil RLNs hired lawyer 3/30- why, if it’s just 120K? 2 buyers made lowballs, pre launch: how much offered in 2024 and how much now, post launch/in liquidation? Zero chance of no buyers after 5+months. CEO Shionogi is on a shopping spree- what else could he buy? For Teneo to make money, build their reputation➡️more biotech clients, BO has to be large enough to cover hourly plus their %age of total sale. A sub 100Mil(😂seriously lmmc?) price wouldn’t cover Teneo’s time. Plus, it would look suspicious and be massively embarrassing. RLNs don’t hire lawyer if they only ➡️120K Something good, top line, is coming. BUT: How good are RLN lawyers, which are our competition? Will huge payout to RLN pass scrutiny? If we get wiped, but top line BO number is high, we sue- and sue HARD.
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EarlyRetirement0077
EarlyRetirement0077 Aug. 16 at 4:07 PM
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 15 at 5:14 PM
$ITRM BO announcement coming by October according to AI- hurry up and wait. Can’t get an AI model to agree to anything lower than 400. Size of debt stack is what will determine how we do. Hopefully we all do well..
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GatorMcKlusky
GatorMcKlusky Aug. 14 at 9:52 PM
$ITRM We have a couple of really extreme x-factors that could go either way. Number one, the RLNs and how much they are entitled to. Low end says 12-20M. High end says over 400M LOL. Number two the interest in the drug and the price it will bring. We have been left in the dark and have zero clue what the interest looks like, number of bidders etc. There could be Shionogi, GSK and Otsuka going back and forth. Or maybe there is only one guy from Pfizer there saying "Pay me 21M to take this POS off of your hands muahahahhahaha!"Point being no one here knows. So with those two X-factors there are four possibilities. If number one is high and number two is low we are screwed. If both numbers one and two are low, we are likely screwed as well because Teneo and Pfizer will take the lionshare of whatever the RLNs don't get. If both numbers one and two are high we may get some table scraps. BUT if number one is low and two is high we come out of this smelling like a rose.
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 14 at 6:32 PM
$ITRM we’ve all lost basically 100% of our money at this point so DOLLER brings up a good point: if Orly is worthless, why are they still here? It’s not worth their time& reputation to be screwing around for a $200 million sale, so then what you have to do is figure out what your number is- in my case 700 million would be fantastic and we need to focus on which vulture on the creditor side gets what. I do agree with dollar that this is the first biotech that TENEO is going after and it would be a really bad look for future TENEO business in biotech for this to end up a big fat zero for shareholders. Still waiting…
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Amb8675309
Amb8675309 Aug. 14 at 6:14 PM
$ITRM The buck stops with the payor. With uUTI, you’re ruining women’s gut microbiomes with repeated use of the generics- interesting science coming out on the gut microbiome & disease link. if all the 26 million resistant uUTI cases were given Orly at the first office visit- so instead of a $5 drug, insurers now cover a $2500 drug- you guys do the math re cost for insurers- that’s why with the AMR narrative, the one group that has to pay for all of this(payors) is quiet. Everyone loves the story , but the group picking up the bill re uUTI, isn’t saying much. As my husband has explained, you don’t have 💩until you have a CPT code and reimbursement. The reason prior auth is even there to begin with ISN’T bec. payors doubt it works- it’s because of cost. That’s why cUTI is the real value➡️ you need 18-24 months + $$$. With cUTIs you’ll see payors championing Orly: “It’s so important! We love Orly” Reality: they cut hospital stay IN HALF- huge $ saver for payors. 400-700 Mil BO target.
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Biorocksme
Biorocksme Aug. 14 at 4:30 PM
$ETON Big move. CFO from the bankrupted $ITRM Nice job
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DollerADay
DollerADay Aug. 14 at 3:12 PM
$ITRM Teneo has probably the least incentive on Earth for shenanigans here. 😂 Imagine torching a global restructuring reputation built over decades just to get cute on ONE liquidation. “Fantastic news, gentlemen. We pulled it off! We hid the ball!” “Excellent. And our reputation?” “Oh, that’s liquidated too.” Teneo’s real jackpot isn’t funny business — it’s recovering a ridiculous amount of money and spending the next 20 years saying: “Yeah. We’re the guys who found it.” Hard to invoice billion-dollar clients when Google autocompletes your name with “class action lawsuits and #what the hell happened?” 😂
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Alder77
Alder77 Aug. 14 at 10:24 AM
$ITRM As I've always said, in 32 years I've seen several companies go bankrupt. There was always one certainty: shareholders 100% of the time got nothing. And Iterum will follow suit. Continuing to place hopes seems foolish to me at this point. Unload and move on. I did it months ago, even before it went OTC, with the last sale at 0.17. In the stock market, you win and you lose. With Iterum, you lose everything. End of story
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DollerADay
DollerADay Aug. 13 at 10:15 PM
$ITRM Three defining AMR events remain this year. I believe the Hero will emerge immediately before one of them—and the most powerful moment is before IDWeek. Acquire sulopenem. Preserve ORLYNVAH. Walk onto the world’s leading infectious-disease stage as the company that refused to let a groundbreaking, FDA-approved oral penem die inside a historically broken antibiotic market. That announcement would transcend an acquisition. It would declare the arrival of the world’s defining anti-infectives leader—the company that stepped forward precisely as global policy, clinical urgency and scientific validation converged. In one decisive act, the buyer could rescue a vital medicine, restore investor faith in antimicrobial innovation and prove that successful antibiotic development will still be recognized and rewarded. The market failed Iterum. The right buyer can repair the model—and own the moment.
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